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On the Connexion of the Physical Sciences

Note N. 221 — SECTION XXVII.

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Note 221, p. 266. If heat from a non-luminous source be polarised by reflection or refraction at r, fig. 64, the polarised ray r s will be stopped or transmitted by a plate of mica M I, under the same circumstances that it would stop or transmit light; and if heat were visible, images analogous to those of figs. 65, 67, &c., would be seen at the point s.

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